Minneapolis held a town hall to address homelessness and encampments, inviting community input on solutions and strategies for immediate and long-term relief.

The County has unveiled $11.5 million in funding for affordable housing and homeless veteran services, seeking proposals from developers by December 20, 2024.

The Salvation Army in Grand Rapids launches its Red Kettle campaign with music and aims to support local aid programs through kettle donations and volunteers.

Fulton County hosted its first 'Cleared for Takeoff Domestic Violence Awareness 5K Walk/Run,' uniting the community to raise awareness about domestic violence.

Volunteers in Clearwater, Florida, join the "Big Cleanup Clearwater" initiative to collect litter following hurricanes. More than 16,000 pounds have been collected since 2021, with a record turnout this year.

White Settlement Community Services is combating kitchen grease disposal in drains and promoting the Holiday Grease Roundup to convert waste into biofuel.

The Seattle Fire Department will conduct live-fire training on Nov. 12 and 13 in the Broadview neighborhood, causing possible smoke and temporary inconveniences.

Fulton County Probate Court hosted a Halloween-themed wedding event, allowing couples to marry in costume. Judge Kenya Johnson expressed the Court's enjoyment in offering a fun experience for staff and couples.

USC President Carol Folt is set to retire at the end of the 2024-25 academic year. She faced criticism during her term and will stay on as a tenured faculty member post-retirement.

DeKalb County invites residents to a townhall on Nov. 12 to discuss proposed water and sewer rate increases, ensuring public engagement and transparency.

Tacoma plans to expand shelter services for the homeless during winter, offering overnight stays, meals, and support services at a new location. Additional emergency beds and hotel vouchers are available for extreme weather.

Charlotte and UNC Charlotte celebrated urban design with "The Urbies," recognizing projects like 30Six NoDa, Lockwood, and others for enhancing neighborhoods and public spaces.

The FLIP Museum is moving to a permanent location in downtown Hillsboro, set to open in 2025, aimed at families and children, and will continue offering mobile experiences.